Rob Blakers - Franklin-Gordon Wild Rivers National Park - Winter Deciduous Beech Toys may be centuries old

may be centuries old

or adds a fragrant fresh dimension to a ham glaze

Bull kelp grows in a sheltered gulch on the rugged takayna/Tarkine coast

The 1980's will stand out as a decade of controversy

The very best of this wilderness lies withing the Cradle Mountain - Lake St Clair and Walls of Jerusalem National Parks

Rob Blakers - Franklin-Gordon Wild Rivers National Park - Winter Deciduous Beech Toys may be centuries oldPandani and deciduous beech after leaf fall, Tasmania A lone pandani grows within a thicket of endemic deciduous beech in the Franklin Gordon Wild Rivers National Park. Australias only winter deciduous tree, the fagus sheds its leaves in late April, with new leaf burst in mid to late October. Available on paper or canvas: Printed with pigment ink on Canson Platine Fibre Rag, 100% Cotton Rag archival paper. Archival inkjet print on premium quality